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Highlights
General Introduction (Dr. Markus Weishaupt; Project Manager; Iris Biotech)
Expert Talk: "Research Insights“ (Prof. Dr. Jeffrey W. Bode; Principal Investigator; ETH Zurich)
Q&A
Speakers
Prof. Dr. Jeffrey W. BodeSpecial Guest Principal Investigator at ETH Zurich
Dr. Markus WeishauptProject Manager Iris Biotech
Dr. Raimund MaierChair Project Manager at Iris Biotech
Recording
Related publication
Prevention of aspartimide formation during peptide synthesis using cyanosulfurylides as carboxylic acid-protecting groups; Neumann, K.; Farnung, J.; Baldauf, S.; Bode, J. W.; Nat. Commun. 2020, 11, 982. Read more
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Measures to Prevent Aspartimide Formation Aspartimide formation remains one major hurdle during peptide synthesis. Read on to find out more about different strategies and available products at Iris Biotech in order to avoid this side product. Read more
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PotM: Asp(CSY) – Tackling Aspartimide Formation Fmoc-Asp(CSY)-OH – an innovative building block to suppress aspartimide formation during peptide synthesis by utilizing cyanosulfurylide as carboxylic acid protecting group. Read more
Improved Synthesis with Dmb-Glycine Dipeptide Building Blocks Positions next to Glycine are often reasons for side reactions, as aspartamide or diketopiperazine formation can occur. Dmb and Tmb can be used for temporary protection of the amide nitrogen of a peptide bond, in order to solubilize the peptide and increase yield and purity. Read more
Prof. Dr. Jeffrey W. Bode Special Guest
Dr. Markus Weishaupt Project Manager
Dr. Raimund Maier Chair
